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Pumori - Daughter of Everest

199846mMichael Brown,Roger C. Brown

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Pumori - Daughter of Everest is a documentary about alpinism that takes place on Pumori. It was directed by Michael Brown in 1998 and produced by American Adventure Productions. It is a part of the series Adventure Quest - Danger Diaries. It features Kim Reynolds, Jim Nowak, Sara Ballantyne, Chris Haaland, Rich Cook, Lisa Cook and others.

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What is Pumori - Daughter of Everest (1998) about?

Pumori - Daughter of Everest is a documentary about alpinism that takes place on Pumori. It was directed by Michael Brown in 1998 and produced by American Adventure Productions. It is a part of the series Adventure Quest - Danger Diaries. It features Kim Reynolds, Jim Nowak, Sara Ballantyne, Chris Haaland, Rich Cook, Lisa Cook and others.

Who stars in Pumori - Daughter of Everest?

Pumori - Daughter of Everest stars Kim Reynolds (self), Jim Nowak (self), Sara Ballantyne (self), Chris Haaland (self), Rich Cook (self). The film was directed by Michael Brown.

How long is Pumori - Daughter of Everest?

Pumori - Daughter of Everest has a runtime of 46 min and premiered in 1998.

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